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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28
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Die Deliebtbeit uro tpeite Berabmt.
belt bon simmons 2iper,Res
gulator bot geipiKenlofe 9eute bas
90 beuogen, naGgemaGte @emii9e
uuter elmer BEN Wamen 6iefes Gabrita.
tes dhnli4 flingenoen @eSei9nung aui
ben Nartt 5u brinsen. Die meiten
berartigen unternebmunget fnb au
@runoe gegangeu, aber Is tomnlen bic
iinb 6a tuieher ireue berb0r. SIR bic,
tuel&e ben groBen Weri6 bes Wortes
J, 9eguIator' nod ntGt tennen. mag
bieie Warnung ubtbig lein. Sir bic
4ranten lit es cine 2~ebensfraee. Der.
laage Simmons 2iper . Regulator unb
FEB. Oh bic unierf6rift: 8. 8. 3eilin
& 60. unb bas grobe rotbe 8 auf benz
MmiGlase feben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28
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6 . d II 8.


San Mntonio %. DIT. '87.
Collection ubae beatfde 3eituns.
Mit Der trodeneu, ettpa aiu6Ifseiliqen
Nntinbigung. baB bas @ei1dftsbnteau
Der nSeras pot" fiinftisbiu in Dallas
fi@ befinben tDirb unb ale &or'
responben3eu bosfbin erbeten nerben,
bot ienes Blatt obne tpeitere Begriin<
bung @alpefion berlafen unb ieinen
um5ug mad Dallas betuerfffeliet. Sol.
Defton 1T alio obne b:utf6e 3eitung.
Sc Tam ielbfberftdnbli6 ni9t unie,e
Sadie fein, ON STEELE Der v3eras
poft", tpelde bies on, beiten bdtte tbun
t6nneu, grtldrunseu fiir bieie @ef9dfts'
berlegung abaugeben; ALIEN lebtere III
immerbin elm greisnib. peldes BET
QeHentli6leit aneeb6rt unb barf oaber
uobt elmer turaeu geipreduns unter3o'
gen tperben.
SIM NQgemeinen wirb angenommer,
bab cine 3eitung in benz Orte unb
gountp, in tpelden fie eri6eint, ibre
sr6Bte Nbonnentenaabl Fat; bieie 9iebi
ibr bic @~runblage, ben 9alt unb bic
GtIbe unb rur nit elmer fol9en ioliben
geiddftliden 8ofis, ldBt fi1 ipeiter or'
beiten unb ON cine S~usbebnung ber
Circulation iiber bic engereu @ren3en
bindus benten. Wenn baber elm Blati
obne Meiteres bieien 6alt aufgeben
tann, 70 muB es nur f6Ie9t Wur3el &c.
faBt baben, 10 Tam bic Gtibe ni1i
iibermdBig fort geueien fein.
Won tpiirbe iibrigens benz 3iemliG
aablrei@en Deuti@tbum @alpeitons I'm
re6t tbun. tuena man inn nahidgen
rpollte, bab es ni6t ME anbere bebeu,
tenb tleinere teranil9e Stdbte nit biel
getinserer beutf6er 8ep6lterungs3abl
i'm Gtonbe fei, ein beuti9es Organ au
u~nterbaIten. SIS muB ba 3pif1en Inn
uub benz Organ cine gnifrembuns ifatt.
eefunben baben. Die xSeras poft",
bic fib bas 3uiamm entrager a1er=
6anb fIeiner. oft febr unwefentlider
2ofal 8 Neuigfeiten aus benz 2arbe
jur Nufaabe modte, i9ien 3u pergeHen,
bob He aIs Munbftif oes Dsutffthums
Der ar6Bten 6anbelss uno 6afenitabt
beg Staates eetpi6ermaBen berufen mar,
aud in ihren ebitcrielen Spaltet bic
6ibruns au iibernebmen. tpdbren6 ees
fast tperben mub, OoB r1an1e fleinere
2otal3eituus ebitpriel better ausseftattet
NOR, ipie ienes Btatt. Dabur1 mag
bos. Snterefe Der Geutf9en galueitons
fir ibr Organ erlnbnt iein. Nber aud
nod anbere @rtinbe m6gen poreelegen
baben. pelde bic vBoaS peranlaStem,
obne Sane unb 8iang bon ber Olean.
Serffabt Nbfdieb ai uebmen.
@alpefon Bat aIio feline 5eutf@e Sci
tiing mebr, tpelder lmffanb iebenfalls
bsfrembe1 muB. Ob fi9 nun elm beut.
fder 3eitunesmonti In 9eras finbet. Der
biefe eide ousflIIt2 8orldufg mobl
f@uerlid. benu has GeIb fheint nidt
uur bolffdnbig obgsgraf, fonbern aud
5ertreteu tuorben at fem unb bebbalb III
cine S9onseit aneeratben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

Gin Mann. Der 40 Sabre lang
nit Webieiuen 5u tbun gebabt bat,
iolte GaI3 BON 3uder unteri@eiben
t6nnen. Mon b6re, mas elm folder ia9t :
SoIebo, O., 10. San. 1877.
I'm bic 1erren 8. s. @benep & 60.
Weine 6erren! Wdbrenb elmer 40s
idbrisen praris babe i'd bel nit Mebi.
einen 3u tbuu gebabt, aber 6enno9 III
mir nod ME elm mebicinii9es Yrdparat
borgefommen, bas i9 NIT 70 uiel 8ers
traurn auf grfolg peridreiben t6nnte,
ME Sals Ratarrb.Qur, tpeIdes Sic
anfertigen, Sd babe es f9on oft bers
i9rieben unb omar iebesmal nit benz
STANDARDIZATION grfolge. Gum
ShluHe min i1 muir nod bin3ufhgeu,
baB i'd ben SOL bon 3atarrb erft nod
finben muB. in tpeldem es feline Wirs
flung pe,iast, boraussefebt natirli@.
bob bic Webiein BEN 0oridriften &c.
mdB angemenbet tpirb.
Sbr ergebener
Or. meb. 8. 6. @orfu9
215 Summits5 traBe.
Wir seben 800 fir ieben SOL bon
3atarrb, pel6er nidt bur9 6al's
''Catarrh-C Cure" sebeilt uerben f6nnte.
Dies Mittel 1T innerli4 an3upenben.
s. s. Cheney & Co., 3olebO, Obio
gigentbimer.
ps- gu baben in iener Ipotbete
3u Is Gents.
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z eras ..

= Gin Siebfabl, Der in irgenb elmer
@roBfabt Senfatio1t MAIDEN pir6e, lit
in Dallas periibt tporben. Mm Dons
nerftag ge9en 6 lbr Mbenbs als chen
M. &oberts. 8erfdufer belm Suwelier
Webb, au Slide gesaneen unS Derr
Webb allein i'm Store mar, traten 3tpei
Wdnner elm, bic benz Tarmerifanbe ans
5u9eb6ren f9ienen. Der Cine pe1Iangte
cine Stubenubr au febem unb mdbrenb
9err Webb ibn in ben binteren She'll
beg @efhdftslotdls fiibrt, NO bieie ubs
rem fi6 befanben. belt Der Mnbere ums
f9au in elmer Weife, als Oh er bon benz
@Ianse Der SumeIen uub @9mudfa9en
ooafdnbig seblenoet fei. Sn benz Nu.
genblide fam nod elm 6err Nrbufle in
ben Store, Der cine 6pielbofe au feben
mtini9te. 6err Webb aeigte ibm bic.
ielbe uno Mrbudle ging mieoer bindus.
DrauBen Dor Der Sbtr bemerfte 0err
Webb unterbshen mebrere Mdnner, bic
in oas 2otal b~ineinblidten, bic iebo9
nidts 8erbd6tiges an iid battsn. Wdb.
renb 6err Webb nun nit benz Gdnben
befdufti9t NOR, i9li9 Der Nnbere bin.
ter ben 2abentif6. 6fnete ben Shau.
&aften nit ben 9iamanten unb pddt
10 biel elm, mie er nur u~nterbringen
fonnte. Als 0err Webb nit benz Run.
ben, Der feline pafenoe ubr sefunben
bate, nod born 5uridtebrte, bate ber
Dieb bic getu6bnli9e na6ldiiise Stele
lung tDieber eingenommen unb nerlieB
NIT ieinem Gumpan bas 2otal. Balls
barauf bemerfte berr @sbb, baB linn
atpsi &eiben Der fofbariteu Oiamants
Sdmudia9en, &inge, Obr,iuge, 8ros
den &c. feblen. st CAB Der poli3ei 70.
fort Na9ti6t; olIeim bic frefen Diebe
tuaren ns,fdpunben. 5err Webb boron.
f6last feline Berluf auf $1,000.
Sn ibrem Beri9t ermdbnt bic
@ranb Sdrp bon paris County. baB
iie bie3bir Der 3ele. pel9e Ben 3egan,
ber Sobn Melineer ermorbete, anee.
wiefeu 1T, often sefunben bat. Sic
brinet oarauf, bab Resan, Der bes
i6merfen 8erbre9ens onesflaet 1T, tpie
anbere @efaneene bebanbelt tpirb.
= Ser @ouuerneur bot ben Generals
4~oiubanten Sing anaepieieu, bic
Staotstruppen mud ben @rena $ gouns
ties an urteren BIO Granbe 3u beor,
bern, bamit fe bic Burger gese1 bic
8anbiten, tpelde felt Monaten f9on
bort bas 2eben unb bas gtgentbum Der
8etpobner unfi9er MAIDEN, befdhben.
grft Dor Surgeon bat cine Banbe BON
merifanii9en Greibeutern tuieber einsa
angeiebenen 0ieb3l@ter gefangen &c.
nommen. unb fortgei9leppt, um elm
bobes 26iegelb BON ibm su erprefen.
Oie unter Dem COMMANDO bes (beut.
i9en) 2apitdn S9mibt itebenbe Rans
ger Rompasnie bat am "a. October in
6oIse bsfien ben Befebl erbalten, bic
Counties Duoal, gncinaI, 3u bur9,
ifrsifen, unb Qapitdn Sonss 1T bearbert
iporoen, bon 2arebo aus Idnss Dem &io
@ranbe bic Counties 3apata unb Stnrr
au idubern. Qapitdn Scott III beauf,
tragt. nit ieiner Rompagnie bic @oun.
ties gbwarbs uno uualbe gu fduben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28
0eutjdbes gheater.

Im 5onntas Mbenb finoet in
Grii9's 0aae cine beutlde Sbeaters
Worfellung ftatt, arrangirt bon benz
neugegrinbeten 8erein r9baliaA. Cur
Nuffubrung selansen brei tleine Slide:
Cine partie piduet", .Wem geb6rt
Die 6rau" unb nNlier i9ibt Dor Sbors
belt ni@t". Oen Befu6ern ifebt Elm
re6t a%ngenebmer. untetbaltenber Mbenb
bepor, ba bic Stide nidt rur gut be.
iebt, ionbern aud portreffid einiiubiri
finb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

Inter ben Aufpi3ien bes 9urn.
pereins wirb ON Spnntas Mbehb Serr
W. Sa&ra@ einer 8ortrog iiber feline
yerlebniRe als 8erbannter Id Sibi.
rienA balteu. Rad ben 8eri9ten, bic
n6rbli4e Bldtter tiber bic 8ortrdge bes
6errn y. briugen, finb bieieIben iebr
iRtersHaut unb ipdnneno. unb Der BE.
iud berielbeu III besbaIb luartn su ems
pfsbIeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

= 2aBt gu9 ni9t tdui9en burh
niebere preiie fir grbeit, meI9e better
als irseub cine in Seras seliefert mirb,
fonbern Derfiigt @ud nod Gallo.
10 ap's pboto9rapbiitem Ntelier, SO.
Alb Sfs0oulion.S traBe, NO ga9 quite
uno 3ufriebenfelenbe Nrbeit gu reelem
preife garantirt Dirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

20. s. 0ntteriine & 60, 1886
Ofs 4ouitons5 traBe, plumbers. @ass
unb Steam Gitters, balten iid benz
pubIifum fur lle in ibr5a6 fdlasenben
4rbeiten %empfoblen unb peripreben
prOmpte Beioreung aler Muftrdse.
GronleI6ter, Sos. GiTtures, 8abetuaus
men. @lOfets &C. tets On 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

Say Die Il pDrttr.
ten Selitateffen, eingemadte
Grti9te unb Semitic. Budmbeot unb
WapIe Sprup, neuer Sugar 6ouie Mo.
lafes, Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
uno @ier tets frii9 unb in groBen
8orrdtben bel Smith & Wil 0 n,
gde Der Soleba6 u. Qouton Strabe.
MQe Sroe,s perben prompt aussefabrt
unb bic Waaren ins 0aus geliefert.
2lndb Die GGmmdiadem .fnb Der
Mobe nnterporfen, bic bon Saifon gu
5ailon f6 nsrdnberi. Das Neuefte
barin, bauptidhli9 ober in 9iamanten
finbet man i'm 0iamanten /. 6auie
bon g. Nonbamt, Der fortwdbs
tenb bas NIerneuefe auf Eager bdlt.
6err 8. &oupant uno feline 3uporfom.
member 0erfdufer Fnb ieber3eit bereit,
bic Waaren bebufs 8ei9tigung por3us
Iesen. 8. Roupant 1T felt 1868 etabs
lirt uno erfreut fi9 zines meitperbreites
len guten &ufes. ct 1T elm in ber
S9wei3 ausgebilbeter prattiider rbr.
nader unb %garantirt ole feline Nrbeiten.
8. &oubant. Wfain plaaa, San Nntonio.
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0errens unb &nabensMn.
Il 9 e. f6uer aenus fur Serbft unb
Winter Is $500 bi0iser dig frtiher,
um nit benz @Orratb gu rdumen. pans
coat & Sobn.
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Gpebett erhalten :

Sal39urten, beutide unb frana6ffde
Iru@tprdierDen, Stodfi6, fpanii6e
0liben, 5@wei3er 2die. Nmiferbamer
B%lumentobI, Nnanas, &odforb Rdie,
5riHeln, importirte Graders unb OBJ
laten, Datteln, Jeigen.
Smith & WiIon,
gde 5olebab. & %. poufonltr IT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

MaDerid'S 8anf beforgt @elbien.
bungen nod allen Sbeilen Deutf1lunbs
ins 1aus ob9eliefert gu biligerea &aten
oils bic Pofoffce.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

Manerid's 8amf, oleemeines 8anf>
gefddft. aablt AZ 3infen auf Depoiiten
fir befimmte 3eit.
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Gra@tquanium /: l62, 284 3onnen.
NeiIsn3abl = paRnsier3ase: 121.375,
Gra6bdee: 978,7 I'll,
Speaiaisiee: 46,050.
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- NQe neue Sorten in Often, bic
Dunlap einssf6lOHen, BEL paneoaf &
SObn.
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2u rerf1ufen.

Suei beauem einseridtete Bobnbduier finb
nnter sinaisen 8%ebinsunseu gu berfaafen.
gerinse Ansabluns uno monatlide abtrasuus
Der edul6. applifationen sur Grfabrung bes
9dberea ein,ureiasn in Der Office Der Sreien
Erefe untsr auffdrift v@obubaus~. 2tlp
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g at

WetIdH8t
miro cine auberldlfge Sduge 5 Gimme.
Gutter 2Obu be3ablt. Ndberes gu erfabs
ren bel Grau Or. 5 Of 2ingslep.
$50. 303, Ipenue E.-Selepbpn 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

Die reidife inb elesontefe Anspatf
BON Hrtifeln, uelGe flo 6eIoubsfe 55
@eburtstass. unD 9o45etts gef4tzsea
eiSnen, ale:
Silber, pla tirte Wooreu,
Stotuen BON BRONZE, Terra Gotia,
YcrselIan unb Mlabaler.
8elisiSfe 6isuren, Grueiire aaS Sc.
ienfrin3e.
glumen= guisn unb ampsln.
8ahen. fein teecrirts.
al6nuls in GROCER 4us,pabi.
photographer aller Nrt. !,
Scupenirs nit 81 Hnit&tea psn Soa
antonio, far so Gents.
Bilbsr unb Bilber.W obulen.
Wuffpsisn unb nbren.
Opernsldier unb JernrShre.
Eoi4enmeGer unb G@eeren.
Damen unb 9erren Toilet Weeufaiye.
@elbtaiGen fir .oerren unh Damsa,
Dounen . 6anbtai4en.
Brief. Wuppen.
S4reib5eu8e unD Noti3ba4er.
8iFten=G arten. Gtuis.
Damen Arbeits Rdf&en unb 4Srte,
6onb. 9piegel unb 9GHnae.
Glide uno Service.
GiSarren . Gtnis.
3eitun8s. Wappen.
Spu5ieriiSde.
ycsel- uno Gi&6orn 3dfse.
Geccroecns, 3itbern unb 0arussnieae.
Wuidsln in GROCER duswa9t.
Slid Mpparate.
fupiere unc icnfise Moterialien 3ss
GnfertiSuns . Yapisr.U lumen.
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Scr idhrlid,e @eritht.

ipeIden bic lrapias gaB 8abn BEN
Stats. Comptroller einianbte, lautei
tnie fnf0f.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

BaT Wer bon @arolan& Sling
fauft. fpart @elb fir gis.
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MAX GiPPRIGH,
Wuiif Sebrer.

GrlttiIt llntsrii&t in gioIine umb anberea
gireifinfirmenien, foipie Ia ben biberitu
Dlass Snfrumenten. 0srIsIbe Sat sin nsues
Dr4sltr segrinbd, iueIdes allen Anfpri&eu bes
ziniifiistsnesn 9ublifEms 80 ssniissn i'm
&fanbe I'D.
Deteaunsen bitttt man In 0oaeon's
Mufif Gtore oaer auftu Strats
500 ab1nstben. s.1o,2M
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08
a Boy Drowned.

Saturday last, about noon, Il French
boy named Eddy Clukey about ten years
old reported that Willie Lewis, a son of
Joseph Lewis. had fallen oil of Il lo@ in
the river some distance above the dam on
the North bank and had disappeared in
the water. The two boys, it appears,
were stripped and We're bathing, no one
else being near them. The Clukcy hoy
dressed himself and came to the home Of
the Lewis boy and gave the alarm In a
short time large number of people
gathered on the shore near the residence
of James Howard where the clothes of
the boy were found, and Immediately
commenced to search for the body.
They first dragged the river bottom with
graphing irons and aftelward at intervals,
during Sunday and Monday. John Me
Cone, with a divers suit aud apparatus,
thoroughly searched the river bottom for
a long distance below where the boy WAS
supposed to have fallen ill., but to no pur-
pose. The body could not be found. 1t
is thought that the boy must have clung
to Il log and have been carried 81 far
into the current before letting 90, that
his body was carried over the dam.
Tuesday, atlas powder was exploded on
the surface OF the river to bring the body
up but with no effect other than to roll
the water somewhat,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08
Happy Events,

Saturday evening last was memorable
one to many, as ON that evening occurred
two marriages of more or less interest To
the young people in this vicinity.
Mr.. John Il. Philbrick, the jcwclcr.
was united in the holy bonds of we'd
lock to Miss Jennie +. Swain, youngest
daughter of the late VIM Swain. the ccrc-
mony being performed by Rev. J. II.
Little, of the Iniversalist society. The
wedding was a very quiet affair, and
the brides presents were numerous and
expensive.
Rev. \. j Raekltn of the Congrega-
tional society on the same evening, tied
the nuplial knot for an equally happy
couple al the residence of \. Wakefield,
West Front Street. The contracting par
ties were Mr.. Geo l.. Morse, Of the linn
of W. p. Goodwin Is Co, and Miss Mel
lie NJ Wakefield
The REPORTER joins the majority in
wish Nc the parties much happiness.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08
High School

The Junior Exhibition occurs to-mor-
row ('Thnrs.) evening, in Coburn Hall.
The exercises will commence promptly at
30 Pullen's Orchestra will furnish the
music, and on account of the large cX-
ptnsc incurred in securing it, an admis-
sion fee of 10 cts. will be- asked. Tickets
can be obtained at the Office.
The exercises of graduation by the class
of 81 will follow on Friday evening in
the same place.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08

The town of Palmyra held a special
town-mecting and voted To let the CON
tract of rebuilding the upper Schasticoob
bridge to the lowest bidder and raised
$500 towards 1t.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08
Observation-Disclosures.

The following intentions of marriage
have been recorded by town clerk Webb
during the week past
ID. |. Hall of Skowhegan and Miss Ida
|. Prescott of Dexter.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08

Probably no stallion in this vicinity Is
in such demand this season a. the fine,
clean made animal, pickpockct Jr., owned
by q. : Hill vt the request of umai
Clark, he was taken To Bingham reccniiy
la serve some fine stock
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08
100 Doses One Dollar.
FOR - At, L
| W ANT TO SELL

walk frcm Post onict. Onc aVtc OF land with
fuIt aud shade trees. good cntag" house with
ell aud stable, nearly new. one Of The pleas
ATTEST places in the Corporations Free $1,000
Would sci for twice thai amnHut il II was loo
rods uearcr the centre of village, Also | new
top buggy and open box buggy.
tr5 E. l.. WALKER.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08
BORN

Mi rt.alncd Nh pat.iai..#s5..oi WI
iIm + fI,feInd. Il d4H4Llet
slanh'aan luae ath, TIA IT,. .sals uf l. J..
W htutH, l7sv.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-08

/ ness centre oil large ana thriving terri
tory, and it has by virtue of having its water
/ power well improved got a start over
other towns between Watervillc and Ban
cor and will doubtless maintain its as
tendency.
Last Friday forenoon was the last reg
ular session of the High School under the
management of Mr.. Jefferson Taylor.
principal. In the latter part of the scs-
sion Miss Graves of the graduating class,
in behalf of the school. presented Mr..
Taylor with a nice clock, with figure, rs
a manifestation of their rcsprcr for him
both as teacher and friend. Though it
was a complete surprise, Mr.. Taylor re-
piled with words of thanks
The Monsoon Slate gives account of
Memorial day exercises in that town and
aludes in very complimentary terms to
the address of DR.. S. \. Patton of Sow
hogan. DR., Patten is one of those fortu-
nate public speakers who invariably
have something to say 10 an audience that
- worthy oi atltillipu' anu uouptltNSr tHc
people of Monson listened to him none
the less willingly on account of his resi-
dence of 20 years among them.
Mr.. W. &. S. Kecnc came to Skowhegan
Wednesday evening and accompanying
him were Mr.. Edward Sawyer and
William Whitney of Boston engineers.
| During Thursday, Friday and Saturday
forenoon they We're employed in survey
ing the Willis and the Burril and Robin
, son property preparatory to Improvements
: that, it is understood, Mr.. kcene purpose:
> to commence to make at an early day
) Saturday noon Mr.. keenc and his en-
, gineers went by special train to connec
with the Boston train at Watcryillc.
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STANDING BY THE LEssEEs.
DR.. Eugene Foster Tells What he
Found at a Camp.

! ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 23.--When the con-
vict hearing was resumed this morning, Dr.
Eugene Foster, of Augusta, was sworn.
For several years he was physician to the
Augusta camp. He thought the treatment
and condition Of the convicts at the camp
compared favorably with that of the city
| of Augusta convicts and the convicts of
Richmond county. Judging from their
physical condition, he thought they must
have been we'll fed and kept The witness
at the time of the recent charges of recess
sive sickness, scurvy, etc, at the Bondurant
camp, was engaged by Capt Lowe to ex-
anime the camp as an expert. As
result Of that investigation he thought
the camp sboiiid be relieved
of the charges of bad
sanitary condition. He examined every
convict for scurvy, but failed to find case
and in only one instance was there Symp-
toms of scurvy, and he did not believe that
was a case of scurvy. The report made by
the witness to Capt. Lowe of the result of
this examination, which was very lengthy,
was BY consent of counsel read by the
witness and is now in evidence The wit
ness complimentcd DR.. Westmoreand very
highly in the discharge of his professional
duty as principal physician.
RAILROAD MANS TESTIMONY.
Mai. Green, Chief Engineer of the Geor-
gia Midland railroad was sworn and testi-
fed to the good treatment of the convictS
during the construction of that road He
thought they were better fed and better
treated than free labor
Mr. Hill, for one of the lessees, brought
in two witnesses, young white men, but
they were found to be drunk,
and were excused Capt StarneS
made statement III reply to Mr. Bondur-
ants charges of yesterday that he had mis-
appropriated supplies, clothing and blankets
bought for the convicts. Starns made an
emphatic denial, and denounced Bondurant
in round terms The hearing was then ad-
journed until tomorrow.
CONVICTS GROWING UNRULY.
Since the recent Investigations into the
treatment of convicts the executive action
touching some of the camps, and the pend
ing prosecution Of the case against the
lessees, reports have been constant,
that the convicts, constituting the move
ment as one looking to their protec-
ton against punishment, have be-
come disobedient and insubordinate
to such an extent that it is difficult to con-
troll them by the ordinary discipline The
matter has been laid before the Governor,
and this afternoon he issued an executive
order, directed to the principal keeper, di-
recting him to notify the convicts i'll each
camp that the investigation instituted by
the Governor was not intended to interfere
with the discipline of those lawfully in CON
troll of the camps, and that disobedience
and INSTRUMENTATION on the part of the con-
victs would not be permitted or tolerated,
and that such conduct would be punished
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A FIGHT OVER A CHARTER
THE SAVANNAH, MACON AND BIR-
MINGHAM ROAD BEATEN.

Capt Gordon Makes a Hard Fight for
the Bill-He Charges the Savannah,
Dublin and Westerns Constructors
with Building at Big Profit.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 23.--In the Senate
to-day the following bills passed:
To amend the act Incorporating the West
End and Atlanta Street Railroad company.
To create a board of commissioners of
roads and revenue for Marion county.
To provide for the levy and sale of per
sonal property when the title remains in the
vendor
To amend the old tavern license act so as
to Ak the fees of the Ordinary of Chatham
county.
To provide for the registration of voters
in Terrell county,
To establish City Court in Coweta
county.
To incorporate the Georgia Mutual In
surance Company, of Savannah.
To create board of commissioners of
roads and revenues of Clayton county.
Mr. james introduced a resolution invit-
ing Hon. n Staub, of the Nineteenth Sena-
torial district of Connecticut, and Chief A.
c. Hendrix, of New Haven, j. B. Carrier,
of Norwich, Samuel j. Cover, of South
Norwalk, and Samuel c. Snagg, of Water
bury, to the privileges of the Senate The
resolution was unanimously adopted.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.